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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180120T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180120T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230646Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/pycon-namibia/
SUMMARY:PyCon Namibia
DESCRIPTION:Date: 20/02/2018\nParticipants: 82\, 21 talks and 16 sponsors\n
 \nPyCon Namibia\, is a programming conference.  That is annually attended
  by ICT professionals\, software entrepreneurs\, engineers\, researchers\,
  students\, educationalists\, for this open-source software conference. Th
 e Internet Society Namibia Chapter served as one of the sponsors of the ev
 ent and like in 2017\, the chapter once again presented on Internet Societ
 y strategy and also informed the participants about membership which is fo
 r free.\n\nThis platform provides an opportunity for chapter ongoing engag
 ements with the Programming Community who are core in the internet ecosyst
 em and highlight they key concerns\, challenges and lessons related to the
  policy development and the technology of the internet.\n\nThe next Pycon 
 Namibia is scheduled for 19-21 February 2019.\n\nThe chapter sponsorship i
 ncluded the following\n\n- WIFI\n\n-  Participation fees to attend the ev
 ent
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CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
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UID:2@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180226T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180227T000000
DTSTAMP:20241210T201830Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/youthcomm/
SUMMARY:YouthComm
DESCRIPTION:Date: 26-27 February 2018\nParticipants: 50\n\nTogether with IC
 ANN and the Ministry of Information Communication and Technology\, we orga
 nized this workshop to empower Namibian youth with deeper knowledge and un
 derstanding of the internet ecosystem and how it functions. Additionally\,
  the workshop also aimed at strengthening Internet Governance matters in N
 amibia by creating local youth networks that will benefit from ISOC &amp\;
  ICANN leadership through training made locally in partnership with nation
 al stakeholders of the Internet (state\, private sector\, civil society).\
 n\nThis workshop provided an opportunity chapter to deepen youth engagemen
 t in the Internet Ecosystem as the youth are key in the Internet ecosystem
 .\n\nThe response and feedback from this engagement\, require the chapter 
 to host follow-up trainings or similar training to ensure meaningful contr
 ibution to the internet ecosystem through engagement in the policy and the
  development of the internet locally. In addition\, initiatives such as Yo
 uthComm enable the youth to drive the trust in the internet as well as pre
 pare them for active participation on different platforms internet technol
 ogy and policy platforms.
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CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
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UID:3@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180310T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180310T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230830Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/namibia-youth-to-business-forum/
SUMMARY:Namibia Youth to Business Forum
DESCRIPTION:MODE:  Twitter online discussion\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n
 \nOur Chapter Coordinator who is also a well known\,youth activist was inv
 ited to be a panelist for this online discussion organized by the internat
 ional organization AIESEC. The online discussion discussed  different inn
 ovative and creative ways that the Namibian youths can start out to in doi
 ng business and other social entrepreneurship mechanism.\n\nOur relationsh
 ip with civil society groups as well as other organized organisations are 
 key for our impact.\n\n#InternetGovernance #communitynetwork\n\nURL/Social
  media links\n\nhttps://twitter.com/AIESECNamibia/status/97183638017845248
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UID:4@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180320T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180320T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230837Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/ietf-remote-hubs-101-and-102/
SUMMARY:IETF Remote Hubs (101 and 102)
DESCRIPTION:Participants:  35 + 37 \n\n72 participants todate have attende
 d the IETF Viewing Hub 101 and 102. The purpose of the remote hub is to pr
 omote the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in Namibia country with 
 the aim to identify individuals who could contribute to the work at IETF
  from Africa at global level. The Hubs also aim to raise awareness on the
  IETF and allow those who cannot travel to a meeting to experience the o
 ngoing of a live event meeting.\n\nWhile the first IETF meeting took place
  in London and the and meeting taking place in London\, Namibian participa
 nts  for the first time took part in the discussions and practical worksh
 ops on setting up the standards of the internet.\n\nTodate\, we have creat
 ed a data base of  technical and engineers of the internet in Namibia fro
 m the  participants whom have attended IETF hubs\, with the aim to engage
  them and open them up to more information and opportunities on the IETF. 
 We hope to work on creating avenues where members and and participants can
  participate confidently and speak on the Engineering part of the Internet
  in Namibia.\n\n#IoTSecurity #MANRS
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CATEGORIES:Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS)
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180324T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180324T000000
DTSTAMP:20241210T201947Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/online-violence-against-women-panel-dis
 cussion-2018/
SUMMARY:Online Violence Against Women Panel Discussion 2018
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 50\n\nViolence against women online has become an
  increasing issue of concern in Namibia\, and hence there was a need to ra
 ise awareness\, especially on Women’s Month. In collaboration with the N
 amibia Women in Computing ISOC Namibia organized this panel discussion tha
 t amongst others highlighted legislation and legal instruments in curbing 
 online violence but also to make local partnerships and create local call 
 to speak out against online violence. The panel included a representative 
 from UNICEF\, the ICT Regulatory Authority\, Office of the First Lady as w
 ell as the Dean of the Faculty of Computing &amp\; Informatics.\n\nThis pa
 nel discussion interactions reveal a deeper need to continue deepening adv
 ocacy on the safety of women online and the chapter seeks to continue enga
 gement and discuss further with other stakeholders the extent of this kind
 s of violence and identify ways to fill the existing gaps as well as formu
 late a possible strategy on dealing with violence online.\n\nURL/Social me
 dia links\nhttps://www.namibian.com.na/176037/archive-read/Namibia-Women-i
 n--Computing-Conference-a-Success\nhttps://sisternamibiatest2014.files.wor
 dpress.com/2018/06/queen-codes-by-vida-de-voss.pdf
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CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
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UID:5@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART:20180414T000000Z
DTEND:20180414T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20241210T202106Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/submission-of-input-for-the-national-br
 oadband-policy/
SUMMARY:Submission Of Input For The National Broadband Policy
DESCRIPTION:Participants:  Chapter Officers\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\
 nIn responding to the call by the Ministry of ICT to provide input on the 
 draft Broadband policy\, The Chapter provided input on this said policy wi
 th assistance from the Global Policy team. Our input – focused on the po
 licy direction\, its technical content as well as clarity on certain issue
 s.\n\nNamibia is yet to set up its Broadband Policy and consultations over
  the years has not yielded much fruit.\n\nA copy of the submitted input is
  available on our website.
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CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
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UID:6@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180505T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180505T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230907Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/mandela-washington-fellows-day/
SUMMARY:Mandela Washington Fellows Day
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 20\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nThis town hall 
 dialogue was host by the Fellows of the Mandela Washington with the main t
 opic of Accountability on youth unemployment in Namibia with the aim to en
 gage key community stakeholders on key issues of youth unemployment and to
  probe relevant questions holding the stakeholders accountable to the very
  alarming number of unemployment among youths and how best to find ways of
  curbing the issue.\n\nThe Chapter President was invited to make a 5-7 min
 utes presentation on  how ICT can contribute to job creation in Namibia.\
 n\n#InternetGovernance\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://www.nbc.na/new
 s/youth-urged-consolidate-their-ideas-create-employment-namibia.17304
CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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UID:7@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180524T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180524T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230928Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/isoc-meeting-with-new-mict-minister/
SUMMARY:ISOC Meeting with New MICT Minister
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 6\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nThe Chapter mana
 gement met the newly appointed Minister of ICT\, introducing the Chapter a
 nd its mandate and aims in Namibia. The meeting also provided an opportuni
 ty to engage on different issues related to the internet in Namibia and ex
 plored opportunities for partnerships. The minister also notified the Chap
 ter about the priority policies that the Ministry is looking at passing du
 ring his tenure and urged the  chapter  and the ministry to work togethe
 r in ensuring sound policies are met.\n\nInternet Governance\, Community N
 etworks\, Internet Governance\, IoT Security\, MANRS\n\nURL/Social media l
 inks\n\nhttps://twitter.com/ISOCNamibia/status/999678229911932928
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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UID:8@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180619T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180621T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230934Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/chapter-advocacy-meeting-in-addis-abbab
 a/
SUMMARY:Chapter Advocacy Meeting in Addis Abbaba
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 26 Fellows\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nThe pur
 pose was to be part of the members of the ISOC chapter representatives in 
 the African region that came together and work on different ways of streng
 thening advocacy work in their respective countries as well as find ways o
 f working with other chapters in the African region. The main focus for th
 is gathering was on community network Policy and regulations around it as 
 well as and internet governance.\n\n#CommunityNetworks #InternetGovernance
 \n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://www.internetsociety.org/events/2018-
 african-chapters-advocacy-meeting/
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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UID:9@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180724T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180724T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230942Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/world-press-freedom-day/
SUMMARY:World Press Freedom Day
DESCRIPTION:Participants: \n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nAs a follow up ev
 ent to the main World Press Freedom day held in May\, the organizing commi
 ttee held this panel discussion and presentation with the purpose of highl
 ighting the role of the Press in driving the  SDGs  but also aimed at en
 gaging the Justice system as related to the global theme. This event serve
 d as a platform to bring stakeholders together and  engage further on  i
 ssues of press freedom especially emerging ones related to the sustainabil
 ity of the media.\n\n#InternetGovernance\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttp
 s://twitter.com/ISOCNamibia/status/993792980724174849\n\nhttp://www.mict.g
 ov.na/documents/32978/267068/CELEBRATION+OF+WORLD+PRESS+FREEDOM+DAY+2018/f
 2e4fd52-2def-4ab5-8485-3621affd8741
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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UID:10@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180828T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180828T000000
DTSTAMP:20241210T202242Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/consequences-of-filming-accident-scenes
 -and-circulating-these-footages-on-social-media/
SUMMARY:Consequences Of Filming Accident Scenes And Circulating These Foota
 ges On Social Media
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 2 other panelists and moderator (and the entire c
 ountry as an audience and participants via online and telephone engagement
 s)\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nTo raise awareness on the  opportunitie
 s and challenges  of “ filming accident scenes and circulating these Fo
 otages on social media”. This provided an opportunity to provide a posit
 ive aspect of social media usage during accidents and help build trust in 
 the internet.\n\nThe chapter will continue to avail its expertise on this 
 issue and others related  for any further or future discussion. This disc
 ussion hinted on our campaign of Internet Governance as well as that of Io
 T Security\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://twitter.com/ISOCNamibia/st
 atus/1039055807671922688
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180905T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180915T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T230955Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/103/
SUMMARY:Media Literacy Training (MiLLi)
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 50\n\nThis training targeted the youth and focuse
 d on media and information literacy both online and  and offline. The tra
 ining also equipped the youth with content creation skills through video p
 roduction\, as well as radio\, photography skills.\n\nThis workshop was or
 ganized by the Media and Information Literacy Learning Initiative (MiLLi) 
 in collaboration with the College of the Arts Namibia and the Deutsche Wel
 le Akademie.\n\n#InternetGovernance #NetGov\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nh
 ttps://twitter.com/ISOCNamibia/status/1037742592522371073\n\nhttps://www.y
 outube.com/watch?v=cYtOMZCxWyk&amp\;feature=share
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:12@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180911T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180911T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T231000Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/parliamentary-engagement/
SUMMARY:Parliamentary Engagement 
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 48\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nOur chapter Pre
 sident was invited to present in the National Council on an identified top
 ic “Rural Women Optimizing ICT for Development”. This event was organi
 zed by the National Council of Namibia through its Women Caucus in prepara
 tion of their 5th Rural Women Parliament with Male as partner’s chamber 
 from 10 -12 September 2018. This event spoke to our focus area of empoweri
 ng women though ICT which is an area that we would like to raise more awar
 eness on.\n\nOur chapter plans to deepen this continuous engagement with n
 ational leaders on issues  related to policies and development of the int
 ernet.\n\n#InternetGovernance\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://twitter
 .com/ISOCNamibia/status/1039438886085320704\n\nhttps://twitter.com/ISOCNam
 ibia/status/1040213343892643841
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:13@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180917T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180919T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T231006Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/tech-camp-2018/
SUMMARY:Tech Camp 2018
DESCRIPTION:Participants: over 100\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nNamibia h
 osted the 2019 TechCamp first time under the theme “CyberSecurity for Ev
 eryone”. The Techcamp brought in ICT industry key players from different
  SADC countries as well as other parts of the world to address cyber secur
 ity issues both from policy level to technical part and our chapter was re
 presented at this event in different capacities.\n\n#nternetGovernance #IO
 TSecurity\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://techcamp.america.gov/techca
 mps/techcamp-namibia/\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc1KhN6qnsQ\n\nht
 tps://twitter.com/ISOCNamibia/status/1042441459469828097
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:14@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20180925T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20181128T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T231012Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/uproar-fifafrica2018/
SUMMARY:UPRoar & #FIFAfrica2018
DESCRIPTION:Participants: over 250\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nThe Unive
 rsal Periodic Review (UPRoar) was a two days capacity building workshop th
 at happened as a side event of the Forum for Internet Freedom in Africa (F
 IFAfrica2018) that focused on  supporting civil society organisations acr
 oss  Africa to engage  with the UPR process through research\, capacity 
 development and developing  tools to support internet freedom advocacy. O
 n the other hand\, the Forum for Internet Freedom in Africa #FIFAFRICA was
  another two days  forum where key stakeholders on  internet freedom in 
 Africa came together for the 5th Edition of this conference to share and 
  find common solutions to issues of the Internet Freedom on the continent.
  The event was organized by the the Collaboration for ICT Policy for  Eas
 tern and Southern Africa  (CIPESA)\n\nThis event takes place annually\, a
 nd serves a policy platform on Internet Freedom on the continent\, we hope
  ISOC Namibia is represented at least least at every annual event.\n\n#Int
 ernetGovernance #NetGov\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://twitter.com/I
 SOCNamibia/status/1044630643592900608\n\nhttps://cipesa.org/fifafrica/
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:15@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20181017T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20181017T000000
DTSTAMP:20241209T231026Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/youth-conference-2018/
SUMMARY:Youth Conference 2018
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 87\n\nEighty seven (87) youths from all regions o
 f Namibia congregated under one room and talk about the selected sustainab
 le development goals (SGDs) and role of the  youths in commit themselves 
 to raise awareness on. The identified goals are  were  SDGs 3\, 4 and 9.
  The Internet Society Namibia Chapter played a role in being part of the o
 rganising committee for this event and was put incharge of raising awarene
 ss of SDG 9. While also serving on a panel discussion on Youth and the SDG
  in general.\n\n#InternetGovernance\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://w
 ww.facebook.com/AIESECNamibia/photos/a.284348445028053/1723735987755951/?t
 ype=3&amp\;theater\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/AIESECNamibia/videos/160334
 964914965/
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CATEGORIES:Other Participated Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:25@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20181106T000000
DTEND;TZID=Africa/Windhoek:20181106T000000
DTSTAMP:20241210T201609Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/namibia-internet-governance-forum/
SUMMARY:Namibia Internet Governance Forum
DESCRIPTION:Participants: 110\n\nPurpose of the Activity:\n\nThe Chapter or
 ganized this national event with the support of the National Working Group
  for Internet Governance. This 1 and half day event brought together  110
  participants made up of key players internet in Namibia and discussed dif
 ferent policy issues related to internet development in Namibia. The event
  held under the theme “Internet of Trust” as derived from the global I
 GF theme. Some key topics worth noting were cybersecurity\, ICT Policy Har
 monization as well as well as Online Safety for children and Indigenous Id
 entity on the internet.\n\nISOC Namibia served as a secretariat for this n
 ational event and sought funding\, support and technical expertise  for t
 his event on behalf of the national working group.\n\n#InternetGovernance 
 #NetGov\n\nURL/Social media links\n\nhttps://twitter.com/ISOCNamibia/statu
 s/1059776276745973761\n\nhttps://www.intgovforum.org/multilingual/ru/conte
 nt/namibia-igf-1\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/NamibiaIGF/\n\nhttps://www.fa
 cebook.com/ISOCNamibia/photos/pcb.751746398508692/751737145176284/?type=3&
 amp\;theater
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CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:16@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181124
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181126
DTSTAMP:20241209T231047Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/chapter-members-meeting-1st-year-annive
 rsary/
SUMMARY:Chapter Members Meeting & 1st Year Anniversary
DESCRIPTION:
CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:17@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181204
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181206
DTSTAMP:20241209T231053Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/intercommunity-2018/
SUMMARY:InterCommunity 2018
DESCRIPTION:
CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:18@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190207
DTSTAMP:20241209T231100Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/safer-internet-day/
SUMMARY:Safer Internet Day
DESCRIPTION:
CATEGORIES:IOT SECURITY
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:19@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190425
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190427
DTSTAMP:20241209T231107Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/girls-in-ict-day/
SUMMARY:Girls in ICT Day
DESCRIPTION:
CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:24@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190606
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190608
DTSTAMP:20241209T231139Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/world-ipv6-day/
SUMMARY:World IPv6 day
DESCRIPTION:
CATEGORIES:Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS)
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:23@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190805
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190807
DTSTAMP:20241209T231133Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/namibia-school-of-internet-governance/
SUMMARY:Namibia School of Internet Governance
DESCRIPTION:
CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:21@isocnamibia.org
DTSTART:20201009T000000Z
DTEND:20201009T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20241209T231120Z
URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/wti-final-results-2/
SUMMARY:WTI- Final Results
DESCRIPTION:On the 9th October 2020\, Internet Society Namibia chapter in P
 artnership with https://missionspubliques.org hosted a one day citizen di
 alogue on the future of the internet in Namibia. The event was sponsored b
 y the Internet Society Foundation and the European Union in Namibia. The d
 ialogue brought ordinary Namibian citizens together to talk about the futu
 re of the internet in Namibia focusing on:\n a) Internet and Me- Internet
  and Covid19\n b) My Data\, Your Data\, Our Data\n c) Building a Strong 
 Digital Public Sphere\n d) Governing Artificial Intelligence (AI)\n e) 
 The Future of the Internet Governance\n\nThe same dialogue was hosted in o
 ver 77 other countries around the world.\n\nAccess the WTI- Final Results 
 Report here
CATEGORIES:Internet Governance
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URL:https://isocnamibia.org/events/call-for-researchers/
SUMMARY:Call for Researchers
DESCRIPTION:\nThe Internet Society Namibia Chapter (ISOC Namibia) invites i
 nterested researchers to join a research team conducting a national assess
 ment of the Internet Universality Indicators.\nREQUIREMENTS\n\n\n 	5+ year
 s general policy/ academic research experience\n 	Prior research in Intern
 et Rights\, Openness\, Accessibility\, Multistakeholderalism &amp\; other 
 cross cutting issues in technology such as Gender\, Youth and Disability\n
  	Excellent understanding in Internet Policies and Development\n\nQUALIFIC
 ATIONS\nMaster Degree or PhD in Communication\, Media and Technology\, Pub
 lic Policy\, Law\, ICT\, IT or any related social sciences fields\nAPPLICA
 TION\nvia - https://forms.gle/C7mi2fx61p329537\nDeadline: 20th December 20
 22
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